Morning journal and courier., 1887-10-28
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City Court - Criminal Side - Judge
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l City Court - Criminal Side Judge Pickett. Theft-John Robinson from Charles Miller. continued to October 27 Embezzlement-Charles Benton from Jas Lord, thirty days in jail.
 Begging-William Page, $10 fine, ten days in jail; James Kelly, continued to October 2s.
 Non-support of wife-Joseph Reed, contin- ued to October 29.
 Lewd conduct-DelIa Green, Mary Mo- Guire, thirty days in jail, appealed; Annie Cunning, continued to October 2S; Lizzie Evers, sent to Industrial school
 Breach of the peace-Gerhard Olsen, thirty days in jail.
 Court Notes.
 THE NEW ALMsHoUsE oAsE-THE TRACY BROS.
 Before Judge Andrews in the civil side of the Superior court yesterday the case of Dr. Dibble against the sslectmen and the citizens' committee having in charge the building of new almsheuse came up for hearing on the injunction proceedings. The real plain tiffs in the case are Tracy Brothers of Water bury. John W. filling argued for Tracy Brothers and ex-Governor Ingersoll in behalf of the town.
 A ISLANDER SUIT.
 The $1, 900 suit of Peter McNeil ct ux, ys. Charles Doherty for islander is occupying the attention of Judge Studley of the Court of Common Pleas.
 BEFORE JUSTICE JOHN c. GALLAGHER.
 The case of Francisco Polini against Con- stable William E. Higgins will be tried be- fore Justice John 0. Gallagher. It is an action for damages in which it is claimed that the defendant wrongfully attached uniform Lawyer Walter Pond will appear for Polini and Harry Asher is the defendants attorney
 AN ExPREssMAN's SUIT.
 James o. Fisk, the expressman, has brought suit against the For9yth Dyeing and Laundry ing company to recover $400 damages to the person and property of the plaintiff, alleged to have been caused by the negligence of an employe of the defendant.
 THE STREET WAITS.
 After the regular session of the City court was over yesterday morning Judge Pickett announced that he would proceed in the cases against the wayward girls, Annie Cunning, Della Greer, Lizzie Evers and Mary McGuire in chambers, as all of the girls were of ten der years and he did not like to subject them to any undue notoriety. The girls seemed painfully aware of their position and down. fall. Detective Reilly told how the girls had been taken off the street by fend in human attire and driven over to a notorious resort kept by one Matt Ward in Huntington The Canning girl went to @ notorious house in Wallingford owned by one Jack Shields. Apparently all the girls are the victims of untoward circumstances. Attorney Pond. who appeared for the girls, made the point that the court had no jurisdiction in the case and his honor would have to discharge the girls, with the exception of the Evers girl, who was to be tried on a separate complaint. His honor admitted the point, but upon the confession of the Green girl he sentenced her and the McGuire girl to jail for 30 days. MT. Pond took an appeal. The case of the Cunning girl was continued. Lizzie Eyers had no one to speak good word for her, not even her father, who came forward and seemed only too anxious to have her sent to the Industrial school. The judge according ly sent her to the Middletown institution.